This project simulates a Unix-like file system using an N-ary tree data structure. It provides essential file and directory operations such as creation, deletion, traversal, and renaming. The project also includes a command-line interface that mimics Unix shell commands.
# Programming Language
C
# Data Structures
N-ary Tree
# Concepts
File System Management# Available commands (usage)
man # Display help
ls [-l] # List files/directories, -l for details (date/type)
pwd # Print working directory
cd <dir> # Change directory (.., ~ or / supported)
mkdir <dir> # Create a new directory
touch <file> # Create a new empty file
rm <file/dir> # Remove a file or empty directory
cp <src> <dst> # Copy file (files only)
mv <src> <dst_dir> # Move file or directory into destination directory
rename <old> <new> # Rename file or directory in current dir
cat <file> # Display file content
echo > <file> # Write a single line to file (overwrites or creates)
find <name> # Find file/directory path (searches entire tree)
tree # Display directory tree for current directory
clear # Clear the screen
exit # Exit the program-
File and Directory Management: Create, delete, rename, and move files and directories.
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Navigation: Change directories (cd), list contents (ls), and print the working directory (pwd).
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File Operations: Create files (touch), read content (cat), and copy files (cp).
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Search: Find files and directories using the find command.
Mimics Unix Shell Commands: Supports basic Unix commands like mkdir, rm, mv, etc.
Use the following commands to install and run the project:
git clone https://github.com/ovuiproduction/Unix-File-System-Simulation.git
cd Unix-File-System-Simulation
gcc Unix_File_System_Simulation.c -o app.exe
./app.exe